This shit was the fuckn bomb I felt like I was on top of Mount Kailash after the Tibetan…read morenoodlesDon't sleep on the Then Thuk 12/10 will be back

Very nice place. The food vas good…read more Not so clean as expected. The place looks simple not interesting in any way.

This restaurant was unexpectedly amazing - very glad we stumbled onto this place on Yelp. Nepalese…read morefood is not common in Northern Jersey. The flavors here were very unique, the restaurant felt not Americanized (though I cannot say what authentic Nepalese food tastes like). Thukpa is a noodle soup dish with a hearty, umami flavor. Loved it. The butter chicken was also great, very rich and delicious. Kids loved the momo - their style of dumplings. They also loved the mango lassi drink. The chow mein - well, it was chow mein. Probably would not have been my first choice. Service was very attentive and good, no complaints. Restaurant is clean with simple decor. Hasbrouck Heights is not a neighborhood we frequent, but now we have a spot. So...

Best momos I've had in a while. We did takeout momos and chilli chicken . Chilli chicken is decent…read morebut the Momos were Service NA Ambiance NA

My first experience at a nepalese restaurant and it was pretty great! The location is relatively…read moresmall - I came with 2 other friends and there was one waitress handling the restaurant. (She was very nice!) I had the chicken momos and pani puri. Both came in portions of 8 pieces and we're very delicious. The lunch specials look good, so I'll try to come back for that next time. At the end, we were offered this fennel seed mix, which is like a palate cleanser and helps reduce bloat, so that was super fun.

I'd rate Stellar Pokhara four and a half stars…read more We shared the chicken momos in jhol. I'm so glad that another restaurant introduced me to jhol. It's the best way to eat momos! The preparation was great. Momos were juicy. The shell was thin but still had a nice doughiness to it. Jhol was on the peppery side with some herbiness too. For the main course, we shared the beef jerky and mustard greens soup. First time that I've had this dish. It's a different type of jerky than the popular kind in the US. More of a thick, meaty style. Greens were tender. Good dish but quite pricey at nearly $30 for the bowl (with rice fortunately included). The restaurant is on the second floor. There is one single occupancy restroom. They have some wine and macro beers in bottles. Handful of two and four person tables. Better suited for solo diners or smaller parties (2-4 people).

New favorite Indian spot in Manhattan! The butter chicken was so good- arguably the best I've ever…read morehad. I'm not a fan of peas so I didn't like the samosas as much, but the sauces were delicious and the dough wasn't too thick. The price was also good for the serving and there was plenty of seating. I will definitely be returning!

Yellow daal was flavorful and very yummy. Good spices flavor and lentils were a good texture…read more Definitely would recommend.

Food and service here was fantastic with extremely reasonable prices…read more Portions are generous and well spiced. We split a momo plate as an app, and they were perfect. My boyfriend got a vindaloo, just as spicy as he likes it, and I got the lamb thali, which was exquisite. So happy that they've opened up near his place and look forward to going back often.

I'm not sure why people think their food is on the blander side. We always say mild and it's…read moreusually got a tasty kick! I am also south Asian so it could very well be a default level of heat. Their momos are the best! Love their fried chicken momos, mustang aloo, chicken taas, and oh my god their naan is heavenly! Super soft, fluffy, with just a subtle crisp that makes you going back for more. Guru always is welcoming and Aneesa's always going above and beyond with her friendly smile and service.

Tasty food, good spice levels, and a simple, no-frills setup with basic but clean ambience. Service…read morewas quick and came with a smile, which always makes a difference. The food was fresh, well-spiced, and served piping hot. We ordered all vegetarian--chilli momos, potato with black-eyed peas, bamboo shoot curry, and dal with garlic naan and rice. Everything was flavorful and satisfying. For a bit of nostalgia, we ordered Kingfisher beer, but realized the version here in the U.S. tastes quite different from what you get in India--not quite the same experience. Overall, a solid weekday dinner. Word of caution--if you ask for extra spicy (like I did), they actually deliver on it, so choose wisely! If you're in the area, definitely give this place a try--especially for the food.

With the number of Indian restaurants on Lexington around 27th Street, it's not likely we'll return…read moreto "Taste From Everest." Our server was so pleasant and efficient -- he appeared to be the only person working the dining room -- I hate to write anything less than positive. But I really didn't enjoy my meal. My daughter, who's eaten at various restaurants on the strip, was also underwhelmed. We started off with steamed chicken momo (dumplings.) Served with two spicy dipping sauces, we were off to a good start. But then ... -- Chicken tikka, my frequent choice, was over-cooked, under-spiced and dry. When prepared properly the chicken is succulent and flavorful. I appreciated the vegetables from my platter which I mixed with rice, but other than that, a big NO. -- S ordered chicken thali: lentils, rice, mustard spinach, potatoes, salad, achar (a condiment of fermented fruits and vegetables), papadum and kheer (rice pudding.) We both have had better. Unlike family-run Indian restaurants I frequented on E. 6th Street -- none of which remain -- midtown restaurants are a bit more formal often requiring reservations. With no availability at a neighboring restaurant, Taste from Everest could accommodate us when we popped in. By the time we left, every table was occupied with people whose opinions, based on Yelp reviews, likely differ from mine.

The food and service was great, particularly loved the chicken sekuwa (very flavorful, tender and…read moreexcellently grilled), the Kathmandu Poppers (what a fun experience, similar to a samosa filling), and that sauce on those wings--sweet, tangy and entirely satisfying. Would recommend and definitely plan to return.

I'm a big fan of the WHILE IN KATHMANDU in Ridgewood, Queens, but have only been there once because…read moreparking is horrendous in that area. I was so happy to hear that they opened another restaurant in Glen Cove! Plenty of street parking is available, and they even have a shared parking lot in back of the restaurant! I parked in the back, and entered the restaurant via the backdoor! Note that there are stairs at the back entrance, so if you can't do stairs, it's best to park in front of the restaurant. This Glen Cove locations is lovely; beautiful murals and great vibes. I was shocked and sad to see it so empty on a Saturday evening! I hope more people give this place a chance because the food and service is great! This was our Shared Menu (plenty for 2ppl, and we had leftovers): -- Water Buffalo Momos w.Chili Sauce (8pcs/$18): the Momos were tasty; the meat was very lean. I would skip the Chili sauce next time. I didn't like the sweet and sour taste of the sauce, so next time I'd like to try the steamed Momos with Johl sauce instead. -- Choila Roti "Not a Taco" with Jackfruit (2pcs/$12): Not a Taco but similar to a taco. This was delicious and I'd get this again. We choice the Jackfruit version but they also have a chicken version. -- Masala Wings (Sauteed wet version) (4pcs/$11): I remember really liking the wings when I was at the Ridgewood location but couldn't recall which wings we had. On this visit, we had the wet version which was good but I realized that I like their dry version better. -- Grilled Lamb Chops w.Timur Sauce, Veggies & white rice (2pcs/$25): Surprisingly, this was my least fave dish of the night. I normally love lamb chops but these chops didn't really have a nice seared taste to them. The texture was a little off for me. Also, it was very boney with not much meat. I would try another entree next time. All in all, a good meal! I found the large selection of appetizers more interesting than the entrees, and would have been happy just sharing a bunch of appetizers and small plates. Customer service was welcoming and friendly! It was a pleasure to chat with the owner. Nice addition to the neighborhood!

Very delicious food! Although not pictured, we also had the momo set and that was delicious too. We…read morealso appreciated our waiter explaining what each small dish on the thali was, as this was our first time having this

Great food Great service…read moreMusic is an added feature The spice level choice is yours I've dined there many times

Came here for lunch with my family and Chatni totally delivered. Their weekday lunch special (12-3…read morePM) is such a steal! $11 per plate, and you get to pick two veggie dishes plus rice. I let our server know the whole meal would be vegan, and he said no problem. We went with chana masala, baingan bharta, mushroom matar, and aloo gobi. All perfectly spiced! Flavorful without setting your mouth on fire (Chatni gets it). They swapped naan for roti (vegan option) and brought out the food fast. I did ask for the chutney and crackers after the meal came out -- last time they served it first, so now I know to request it upfront. No biggie to me! Everything tasted authentic, you can tell they don't cut corners. The decor has that real Indian charm too; idols, warm colors, the whole vibe. It stayed quiet during lunch which was actually nice. And honestly, lunch for two adults and a kid in Montclair for $23? In this economy?? Wild. The food looked and smelled so good we dove right in before taking photos (no regrets). I'll 100% be back, either with my family or solo when I need a good, comforting meal. Chatni's officially in my Montclair rotation!

Friday night. i'd just left another Indian joint that was supposed to open at 4 and i get there…read more4:14 and shut tight. posted on yelp and got immediate response criticizing me lol i didn't even enter the place! lol So i came to this other empty place in montclair one late Friday afternoon as the summer began with Memo Weekend. For me Memo Workend. Used to come here with my insane ex monster years ago. Food was not very good this time. Doughy cracker crusted lamb samosas and tepid white rice and unpleasant naan on the stale side. chai tea had a chewy film on top of the liquid like some sort of skin. Service was atrocious. Horrible. so bad it was almost a joke. i wanted one of the samosas wrapped for home (God knows why). Mr. Casual comes out and i kid you not: cavalierly tossed a sheet of tinfoil at the samosa. i asked "so i just wrap it myself and stuff it in my pocket?" So he left - not to get a container or a plastic bag as asked (rain) but just went in the back to get me off his non-working back with my horrid demands. place was empty. from time i mistakenly entered to time i gladly left. before that he brought out my coke - or was it? a can that said "Bro" on it. And when he sauntered out much later, post-samosa, i had to ask for a glass. I was supposed to slurp out of a can? after eating one doughy samosa and putting the dirty plate on the other side of the table, i watched as he later came to toss the rice bowl and chicken tikka marsala on the table. Doesn't remove filthy dishes (see pic) and i had to say "whoa hold on! Can i have a plate?" Annoyed, he turned to another of the all other empty tables, snatched a table off that and clatter dropped it on my table. Twenty years ago, that would have escalated to more than this post. So bland food and lousy service. Chianti can't ni seem to get either right for. $52. But at least my crazy ex wasn't there - just her irritating spirit,

We ate here for Sunday dinner. I have never had Nepalese food. Very beautiful architecture and art…read morework in the restaurant. The Chef pays homage to his hometown of Kathmandu, and culture of Nepal. Our waiter let us taste the goat and explained a lot of dishes. Puffed pastry with potatoes in the middle. You pour a lime and spices broth over it and enjoy the taste. The food presentation was spectacular. We had chicken wings (Piro Nauni) tossed in a creamy spicy sauce. There a guitar player singing music during our meal. A nice touch! I would definitely come again.

I've been meaning to check out Faarzi Nepal in Elmhurst and finally got the chance to stop by. Just…read moreto keep in mind that they open later in the day, so I had to wait until 2pm. Once you walk inside, you would never guess the space used to be an Irish pub. It has completely changed into a restaurant. Our server was attentive, and when I asked for recommendations, he was helpful in suggestion what to order. I ended up getting the Kathmandu Momo Cha with chicken and Bhatti Chowmein with water buffalo. The portions were filling, and by the time I got to the chow mein, I was so full that I had to pack up the rest to take home. They also started me off with complimentary popcorn, which was tasty and at the end of the meal, they gave us a small complimentary dessert. Overall, I would recommend this place. The attentive service, generous portions, and complimentary snacks for an enjoyable experience.